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Many Local People Assist
With Garden Club Exhibit
In continuing celebration of its New Goss Manor, consultant in the
Centennial ‘this year the Firgt Na-| artistic division; James D. Hutchi-
tional Bank of Wilkes-Barre has in| 2% Trucksville, consultant in the
A ! | horticulture division; Mrs. Roger
vited the Garden Club of Wyoming | nvreShea, Jr., East Dallas, chairman
Valley to conduct a standard flower of judges’ aids; Mrs. George Payne,
show in the main office of the bank |
pea this coming weekend. Show is
[ open from noon on Saturday until
; 8:30 p. m: and noon to 6 p. m.
Sunday.
Mrs. ‘Lowther Browm, Trucksville,
chairman of the Women’s Commit-
: tee of the Bank, is the coordinator.
Mrs. James Besecker, Jr., East
Dallas, is general chairman, and
Mrs, Neil Chrisman, Wilkes-Barre
and Rickett’s Glen, is co-chairman.
Wide participation in the show
is expected from the Back Moun-
tain area, with many .local resi-
dents vying for national and other
awards. Club members serving in
official capacities include Mrs. Al-
bert Ide, Lehman, who is doing a
special educational exhibit on bird
nests; E. V. Chadwick, Shavertown,
an educational exhibit on insects
and chemicals; Mrs. Arnott Jones,
x PING CENTER - Shavertown
eal
West Dallas, chairman of dismant-
ling; Mrs. Edward J. Heltzel, Kings-
ton and Loyalville, hospitality chair
man.
Harvey Meades Observe
25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Meade,
Loyalville, celebrated their 25th
anniversary on Tuesday, May 14.
Mr. Meade also observed his 48th
birthday on the same day.
A dinner held at the home of
the celebrants was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Corey Meade, Idetown;
Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Meade, Sweet
Valley; Mr. and Mrs. Malcohm
Smith, Wyoming; Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Meade, Wilkes-Barre and the host
and hostess.
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~~" mE DALLAS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 93, 1963
Mrs. Frank Geskey Is
Visiting In Bermuda
Mrs. Frank Geskey of RD 3 Dallas,
is spending a few weeks in Bermuda,
visiting her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Steinhauer.
Mrs. Geskey flew from Internat-
icmal Airport in New York, via jet,
April 16th. Accompanying her to
N.Y. were her husband, daughter,
Patricia ‘and son, Frank, Jr., and
her mother, Mrs. C. M. Kuchinskas | {
of Edwardsville.
She informs us that they are hav-
ing a grand time, exploring the many |
beautiful scenic spots that the island
offers.
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Delicious Dinners
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EEN EREREREAEN ENE EERE
NERNCHENEEANERTEERERER
Celebrate 44th Wedding
Anniversary On Sunday
Alex and Rose Sherinsky of Mt.
Road . celebrated their 44th
wedding anniversary, Sunday, May
19. They were married May 19,
1919, im St. Anthony's Church in
Larksville by the Rev. Father Ben-
six children: Vincent of West Pitts-
| ton, Edwards of Harding, Alex
(known also as Leonhard) of Hard-
ing, Leona, who is unmarried, lives
at home and works in Pittston,
Joseph of Duryea and Rose Marie
living in = Miami, Florida. Rose
Marie is a hostess on Eastern Air
Lines. She was born on her moth-
Zion
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Their union has been blessed by er’s birthday and named for her Twins Celebrate
mother.
The Sherinskys named their home
“Stony Lonesome,” but it is a pop-
ular spot for their friends.
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day, Friday, May 10th. They were
surprised at a party, given by their
classmates at the Gate of Heaven
The twins are in eighth
14th Birthday
Thomas and Gail Doughton, twin
children of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Doughten, Davenport Street, Dallas,
celebrated - their fourteenth birth-
School.
grade.
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